What are special film samples used for?

Window film samples allow you to check the material properties in practice before choosing a specific solution for a project. Unlike technical descriptions or photos, a physical sample makes it possible to assess key parameters: light transmission, visual effect, reaction to polarised light, image quality during projection and the behaviour of the film on glass.

What types of film samples are available?

This category includes several clearly different groups of films, each responding to different technical and functional needs.

Polarising film samples are available in linear and circular versions, both left-handed and right-handed. They are used wherever polarised light control is required, including privacy solutions, optical filters, screens and special installations. A sample allows you to check the direction of the film’s operation and its compatibility with a given light source or display.

LCD film samples are available in versions with adhesive and without adhesive. These are liquid crystal films that change their transparency under voltage. The difference between the variants is important for installation – a sample makes it possible to assess not only the visual effect, but also the application method and integration with glass.

Rear projection film samples, including Black, White, Grey and Trans versions, allow you to compare image quality, contrast and projection visibility in different lighting conditions. Each type behaves differently in daylight and artificial light, which is why testing on a real surface is crucial.

Dual projection film sample is intended for double-sided presentation, where the image is visible on both sides of the glazing. This is a specific solution that requires assessment in terms of brightness and readability from different perspectives.